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Originally Posted by Springs
LABEL gparted
MENU LABEL ^GParted Live
kernel \Linux\gparted\vmlinuz
append initrd=\Linux\GParted\initrd.img boot=live config union=aufs noswap noprompt vga=788 fetch=http://192.168.1.86/GParted/filesystem.squashfs
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Of course, only you can verify the paths, but it looks like you have all the bases covered on the TFTP end.
It is getting DHCP response and loading the kernel, and I owuld think you would get a panic if it did not load the initrd.img. So that leaves with it being unable to fetch the squashfs filesystem.
To see if it is reachable on your network try hitting that URL (ht tp://192.168.1.86/GParted/filesystem.squashfs) from a browser - it should download the file and ask you where to put it. Check the downloaded filesize to make sure it is the same. If that doesn't work check that you http server is running, the address, paths, etc.
Finally, back to your first guess about it being ipv6, add this to the append in the pxelinux.cfg/default:
Code:
append ... ipv6.disable=1
Other than that... just a guess, try removing the leading slashes from these... the paths should be relative to the pxelinux.0, usually the TFTP root, but maybe not...
Code:
LABEL gparted
MENU LABEL ^GParted Live
kernel Linux\gparted\vmlinuz
append initrd=Linux\GParted\initrd.img boot
Let us know what you find! Oh yea, what version of GParted Live?
EDIT: You might also want to change those '\' characters to '/', they are only ever seen by the booting machine under pxelinux.0 control (but I don't think that has anything to do with your problem).